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I noticed that the dc:creator examples have the last name first followed by a comma. For example:
<dc:creator id="aut01">
Brontë, Charlotte
</dc:creator>
<dc:creator id="aut02">
Melville, Herman
</dc:creator>
If a reading system merges these using commas in the bookshelf, however, the user would likely be presented with:
Brontë, Charlotte, Melville, Herman
This could get confusing to read. Is it necessary to format the names this way, or can we use the file-as property to provide sorting information? For example:
<dc:creator id="aut01">
Charlotte Brontë
</dc:creator>
<meta property="file-as" refines="#aut01">Brontë, Charlotte</meta>
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I noticed that the dc:creator examples have the last name first followed by a comma. For example:
If a reading system merges these using commas in the bookshelf, however, the user would likely be presented with:
This could get confusing to read. Is it necessary to format the names this way, or can we use the file-as property to provide sorting information? For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: